How Much Does a Drone Cost in Poland (2026): Prices, Batteries, Insurance

Price Distribution: Half Below PLN 1,599

The drones catalogue lists 106 consumer drones, and 48 of them have a price from a Polish shop (as of 16 October 2026). Prices range from PLN 119 (≈ EUR 27) (Syma X26PRO, a drone without camera) to PLN 18,414 (≈ EUR 4,220) (DJI Mavic 3 Pro in the Cine Premium Combo). The median is PLN 1,599 (≈ EUR 365). Ten models cost under PLN 1,000 (≈ EUR 230), 21 between PLN 1,000 (≈ EUR 230) and 2,000, 11 between PLN 2,000 (≈ EUR 460) and 5,000, and six more than PLN 5,000 (≈ EUR 1,150).

Prices by Subcategory

Gross prices from one offer per model, dated 16 October 2026. Examples from both ends of each range:

• Beginner: from the Syma X26PRO (PLN 119 (≈ EUR 27), Megadron) to the DJI Lito X1 (PLN 1,636 (≈ EUR 375), FlyStore).
• Small camera drones: from the Potensic ATOM 2 (PLN 1,398.53 (≈ EUR 320), Morele) to the DJI Mini 3 Pro (PLN 3,281 (≈ EUR 750), MDRON). The DJI Mini 5 Pro with a 1-inch sensor cost PLN 3,027 (≈ EUR 695) (FlyStore).
• Selfie: from the DJI Neo (PLN 740 (≈ EUR 170), Morele) to the HOVERAir AQUA (PLN 5,199 (≈ EUR 1,190), Megadron).
• Mid-range: from the FIMI X8 Tele Max (PLN 2,999 (≈ EUR 685), x-kom, temporarily unavailable) to the Autel EVO Lite+ in the Premium Bundle (PLN 8,200 (≈ EUR 1,880), MDRON). Autel stopped selling the EVO Lite series in July 2025.
• Advanced filming: the DJI Mavic 4 Pro with the DJI RC 2 controller cost PLN 8,378 (≈ EUR 1,920) (FlyStore).
• FPV: from the BetaFPV Pavo20 Pocket without video module (PLN 539 (≈ EUR 125), Megadron) to the iFlight Nazgul Evoque F7 O4 6S HD (PLN 3,349 (≈ EUR 765), x-kom). Details in “FPV Drone for Beginners (2026)”.

Same Drone, Different Prices

Price depends on the shop and the bundle. On 16 October 2026 the DJI Mini 5 Pro with the RC-N3 controller cost from PLN 3,027 (≈ EUR 695) (FlyStore) to PLN 3,649 (≈ EUR 835) (Drony.net). The Fly More Combo with the DJI RC 2 controller ranged from PLN 4,450 (≈ EUR 1,020) (Morele) to PLN 5,199 (≈ EUR 1,190) (Drony.net). Differences between shops for the same variant can therefore reach several hundred złoty.

DJI dominates Polish drone retail: dji-polska.pl lists 54 authorised resellers. Catalogue prices come from electronics chains (x-kom, Morele, Neonet), specialist shops (MDRON, Megadron, FlyStore, Drony.net) and DJI resellers such as DJI ARS. On the Morele marketplace, the lowest price may come from a third-party seller.

Extra Costs

Batteries. According to the makers, one battery gives anything from a few minutes of flight in small FPV drones to 51 min in the DJI Mavic 4 Pro. The surcharge for extra batteries shows in the price of Fly More Combos, which include them together with a charger. Examples from the same shop (16 October 2026):

For the Avata 2, the drone-only price includes neither controller nor goggles, so the difference also covers the control gear. A Plus battery extends flight time, but on the Mini 5 Pro and Lito X1 it pushes the weight above the C0 threshold. The consequences are covered in “Drones Under 250 g (2026)”.

Insurance. Since 13 November 2025 the operator of a drone with a take-off mass from 250 g to 20 kg must hold liability insurance with a minimum sum of 50,000 SDR. According to Rankomat and Antyweb, a policy for a recreational drone costs from about PLN 70 (≈ EUR 16) a year, and PurePC estimates the typical cost at PLN 200–300 (≈ EUR 46–69) a year (as of 16 October 2026). Flying without a policy carries a PLN 4,000 (≈ EUR 915) fine. Details in “Mandatory Drone Liability Insurance in Poland Since 13 November 2025”.

Licences. Operator registration and the A1/A3 exam cost PLN 0. According to Antyweb, the A2 exam at a designated provider costs for example PLN 90 (≈ EUR 21), 120, 189 or 390. Professional use adds STS courses: according to Antyweb about PLN 1,950–3,000 (≈ EUR 445–685) for STS-01 and about PLN 1,290–5,000 (≈ EUR 295–1,150) for STS-02. The STS exam costs PLN 100 (≈ EUR 23) and a ULC operational authorisation PLN 500 (≈ EUR 115). The procedures are covered in “Drone Registration and the A1/A3 Exam in Poland (2026)” and “Drone Classes C0–C6 and Subcategories A1, A2, A3 Explained for Buyers”.

Professional and Agricultural Drones: Mostly on Request

The professional section of the catalogue has 56 models for inspection, surveying, agriculture and delivery. Sellers price 36 of them on request. 13 have a visible price at a Polish shop (as of 16 October 2026):

All priced models are DJI equipment. According to their makers, spraying and delivery drones weigh from 16.05 kg (XAG P30) to 75 kg (DJI Agras T100) and fly in the specific category, so training and authorisations come on top of the hardware price. In agriculture, sellers give a price on request for 10 of the 14 models, including the DJI Agras T25P and T70P and the XAG P100 Pro. More in “Agricultural Drones in Poland”.

Budget Summary

• A C0 camera drone for learning: from PLN 740 (≈ EUR 170) (Neo), with a three-axis gimbal from PLN 1,242 (≈ EUR 285) (Mini 4K), plus PLN 0 for registration.
• A drone above 250 g, such as the DJI Air 3S (PLN 4,321 (≈ EUR 990), DJI ARS): add insurance from about PLN 70 (≈ EUR 16) a year.
• An FPV learning kit: from PLN 999 (≈ EUR 230) (Cetus Pro FPV Kit); the DJI Avata 360 with Goggles N3 in the Motion Fly More Combo cost PLN 3,499 (≈ EUR 800) (Drony.net).

Choosing a first drone is covered in “Best Beginner Drone in Poland (2026)”.